New rules on the appointment of some school governors in Birmingham are being proposed by the council in the wake of the "Trojan Horse" inquiries.
No local authority-appointed governor will be able to serve on more than two governing bodies or serve at the same school for more than eight years.
The "Trojan Horse" inquiries looked into a supposed plot by a conservative group of Muslims to take over schools.
Most of the claims made in an anonymous letter were found to be groundless.
But a report by Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw into the allegations found some governors attempted to "impose and promote a narrow faith-based ideology" in secular schools. [BBC] Read more
